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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1961

Page

4

Editorial- More Dangerous World

The Vienna meeting showed leaders speak frankly and bluntly, worsening global danger. Khrushchev doubts Kennedy, sees a tough ally in Berlin and Asia, while Kennedy views Khrushchev as hard and unyielding. Both anticipate harsher times and possible renewed nuclear testing or conflicts. The piece predicts worsening times ahead.

Vienna Kennedy Berlin Asia Africa Latin America Khrushchev Southeast Asia

Beirut Welcome After Enervating Cairo Heat

The narrator contrasts Beirut with Cairo noting cooler, cleaner air and a revived sense of civilization. He finds lush greenery, flowering trees, and new buildings, perceiving progress and less poverty in Lebanon while describing Levantine racial mixing and a restive populace.

Beirut Lebanon Cairo Mediterranean

Beirut as cosmopolitan trade gateway of the Fertile Crescent

The article portrays Beirut as a cosmopolitan hub for Arabs and foreigners, noting its population of about one million in Lebanon, half Christian, with a strategic role as the Fertile Crescent trade gateway. It highlights scenic beaches, nearby skiing, and hospitality for Americans and Europeans visiting oil fields and regional conferences.

Beirut Paris Hong Kong San Francisco Plac Fertile Crescent

Beebee Short Leads to County Race and Schooling

Twenty five years ago Herschel Short and wife set a naming pact for their daughters and one son. The five girls Temperance Queen Bee Memma Sunshine Buttercup Beebee Short later enrolled at State Teachers college in Pittsburg with Beebee and Merma joining Temperance Queen Bee and Sunshine this fall. Short is running for county commissioner. Also noted is J E Hudson losing a valuable horse when it bolted on W 7th Street and was struck by a freight train near the Santa Fe crossing, driver unhurt.

Herschel Short Near Benedict Mrs. Short Temperance Short Queen Bee Short Mr. Short Memma Sunshine Buttercup Short Short Sterling Beebee Short Short Sisters State Teachers College Pittsburg Beebee Merma Temperance Queen Bee Sunshine J. E. Hudson S. Santa Fe W. 7Th Street 7Th Street Santa Fe Railroad

Bible Verse Reflections From Corinthians 12 15

A devotional note highlights Paul’s words to the Corinthians about love and giving. The excerpt emphasizes willing sacrifice and generous affection even when not fully returned.

Nepotism Attacks Fold Kennedy Privileges In GOP Plan

Washington column notes Republicans plan to attack Kennedy family appointments arguing nepotism risks public perception. References Bobby Kennedy as attorney general and Sargent Shriver plus Stephen Smith as relatives in key roles, none drawing government salaries.

Drew Pearson Washington GOP Bobby Kennedy Atorney Sargent Shriver Chicago Peace Corps Stephen Smith International Development Bank Smith

Kansas spelling contestant tours Mt Vernon before contest

Phyllis Kruse, a 14 year old Kansas delegate in the national spelling contest, took a boat trip to Mt Vernon prior to the competition. The note comments on the trip as a light lead in a column. The item cites Wel l ington News and El Dorado Times with quips about trials and class reunions.

Phyllis Kruse Kansas Mt. Vernon Potomac Wellington News el Dorado Times

Savonburg Alumni Gabfest Draws Wide Local Turnout

The Savonburg area hosted an annual alumni potluck and gabfest honoring Adelaide Nystrom Robinson who flew in from Healdsburg California. Attendees included Gladys Nelson Genevieve Atkins Stella Johnson Verna Manson Della Jackson Julia Carlson Elida Swanson Doris Johnson and many others.

Savonburg Gladys Nelson Adelaide Nystrom Robinson Healdsburg Calif Gabfest Genevieve Jordan Atkins Oxford Stella Johnson Chicago Verna Manson Della Jackson Julia Carlson Elida Swanson Doris Johnson Helwig Nystrom Margaret Olson Agnes Swanson Emma Holmquist Hattie Johnson Sadie Ericson Ladele Cunningham LaVanne_ Atteberry Lucille Norton LaVance Johnson Helen Atkins Linda Kay Singer Anne Peck Wise Iola Nelson Home Clarence Bergsten Marcia Judy Kansas City Signe Anderson Chanute Linda Miller Dallas Elizabeth Johnson Wichita Joe Johnson Fort Scott Martin Mowbrey McPherson Luther Johnson Arline Johnson William J. McClain Halfway Verle Iola High School Louis McCann Los Angeles Helen Joe Eisenbrandt Parsons G. W. Morgan Mabel Anderson Marie Olson Lee Johnson Calexico Jerry Bennett el Dorado Wendell Parsons Sheryl O'Neal Thurman Valley Center Olive Larson Texas Don Albert Bartlesville Earl Albert Emma Parsons

Understanding the ECG Limits in Heart Health

An article explains that no single test fully explains heart conditions. It contrasts ECG with X rays and stethoscope, notes rheumatic valve disease and coronary events affect ECG differently, and emphasizes using multiple tests for accurate diagnosis. It also includes reader questions and brief medical guidance from Dr Motner.

Fort Worth Pilot Wins Skylady Derby

Edna Gardner White of Fort Worth Texas won the 10th Skylady Derby at the Women’s National Aeronautical Association Convention. Jerry Sloan of Tulsa placed second. Pat Gossett of Dallas served as co pilot for White, with Mickey Clark and Dorothy Haupt of St. Louis finishing third. The race route faced weather delays and was reversed. awards will be presented at a banquet tonight.

Tulsa Edna Gardner White Fort Worth Tex National Aeronautical Association Whyte Springfield Little Rock Ark Jerry Sloan Dallas Pat Gossett Mickey Clark Dorothy Haupt St. Louis

Statue of Liberty Planned for Israel

A $2 million national drive seeks to place a Statue of Liberty in Israel as a gift from the American people. Co-chairmen are U.S. Senators Javits Hart and McGee, representing New York Michigan and Wyoming respectively, noting the parallel to the New York harbor statue gifted by France.

New York Israel U.S Jacob K. Javits R-Ny Philip A. Hart D-Mich Gale W. McGee D-Wayo New York Harbor France

Saturday Television Highlights and Evening Schedule

A dense listing of TV times across stations KOTV KOAM WDAF and KODE for Saturday with Perry Mason Bonanza Have Gun Will Travel Surfside Six Gunsmoke Death Valley Days and movie times plus Monday's lineup of morning and afternoon programs including news game shows soaps and Westerns.

Donna Rees

Chanute Tribune Classified and Circulation Details

Chanute Tribune publication data lists staff, offices, and press details. It also shows subscription rates by mail for Kansas counties and surrounding areas, with pricing tiers for different durations and regions.

Chanute Tribune Highlang Chanute Kansas Chanute Publishing Company Dwight McCreight Neoshe Allen, Wilson and Woodson Counties

Altoona News Highlights Local Socials and Obituaries

Altoona notes show visits from Orland Prange Jr and Sr with Lucile Par sons and from Charles Almonds of Newton. Eighth grade promotion with 25 students and Rev Thomas Walsh speaker. senior high commencement with 18 graduates and Rev Dale Holloway speaker. Rosa Daniels obituary. Jack Reynolds dies. McDaris family relocate from Fayetteville. Revival meetings at the Baptist church. Charles Panton tribute or note.

Altoona Orland Prange Jr Orland Prange Lucile Parsons Charles Almond Newton George Almond Kenneth Blaker Thomas Walsh Fredonia Dale Holloway Paola Alta Aldridge Independence Lynn Aldridge Rosa Daniels Neodesha Holiness Church Harley Newland Sedgwick Madge Addington C. W. Forsythe T. A. Streets Larry Spurrier Wichita Erle Haring Kathy Hill City Charlies Smith Jack Reynolds Chanute Hospital Methodist Church Wilbur Henderson A. V. McDaris Fayetteville Ark MecDaris National Sheet Metal Co Baptist Church Charles Panton O

Family visitors from Wichita and Kansas City call on kin

Wichita guests stayed with Mr and Mrs H H Me Dowell. Mr and Mrs Clifford Elliott of Kansas City visited his parents Mr and Mrs Herbert Elliott. Elwood Girard with Ronnie Steve and Iona Smith from Independence visited Muskogee with Pearl Girard. Cecil Taylor of Fredonia visited his grandparents. Mr and Mrs H H Hixon visited recently.

O'Neal Thurman Savonburg Fred Wilson Earl Albert Don Albert Bartlesville Joan O'berg Flora Price H. R. Krokstrom Jr Tommy Tom Krokstrom Greg H. R. Krokstrom Dillon Bacon Mervin Ard Harold Johnson Raymond Worthington Omaha Wendell Johnson Leon Johnson Anna Cation Cleo Walquist J. C. Jordan Art Nystrom John Starliper Gertie Weddle Art Esplund Bloom Gary Esplund Lawrence T. B. West Dodge City Iri Haynes Nevada C. M. Barsby Emery Olson Erie Joe Johnson Elizabeth Spraford Wichita Linda Miller Dallas Harold L. Johnson H. H. Me. Dowell Clifford Elliott Kansas City Herbert Elliott Elwood Girard Ronnie Steve Iona Smith Independence Muskogee Okio Pearl Girard Cecil Taylor Fredonia H. H. Hixon

Flag Day Roots in Continental Congress Origin

The 1777 Congress adopted the Stars and Stripes design on June 14 to rally support for independence. The flag evolved from 13 stripes and 18 stars in a blue field, with Elks Lodge leading observances since 1907 to honor national unity and liberty.

Congress United States Order of Elks

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